Coursera is an established learning platform with thousands of courses for those who want to learn new skills from home.
Coursera key details
| Minimum payout | $50, €50 |
| Payment methods | PayPal (browse: PayPal) |
| Payment frequency | Monthly |
| Currencies | AUD, CAD, EUR, GBP, USD |
| Commission types | CPA, CPS |
| Tracking software | The program is powered by Rakuten. |
| Cost to join | Free |
| Markets | Courses & Education |
Data researched by the Affpinions team and last reviewed 2026-10-08. Terms change frequently — always confirm details on the official Coursera website before joining.
Should you join Coursera?
Coursera may suit you if your audience matches its markets (Courses & Education) and you are comfortable with a minimum payout of $50, €50 paid via PayPal. Before promoting, read the traffic-source rules, check the cookie or attribution window and run a small test to measure your own EPC. Our 12-point network checklist walks you through it.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum payout at Coursera?
The minimum payout listed for Coursera is $50, €50. Thresholds can change, so always confirm the current figure in the publisher terms.
How does Coursera pay affiliates?
Coursera pays using: PayPal. Payment frequency: Monthly.
Is Coursera free to join?
Yes — joining Coursera as a publisher is listed as: Free. Be cautious of any program that asks publishers for an upfront fee.
What commission types does Coursera offer?
Coursera is listed with these commission models: CPA, CPS. See our guide to commission models for what each one means.